Our new Top Midlantic Jockey ratings — with a couple of tweaks in the formula — are out. Who’s on top?
With Tropical Storm Isaias lashing the Mid-Atlantic region, Parx Racing has canceled its Tuesday card.
Hopeful Growth, well beaten last out in the Delaware Oaks, bounced back in style to win the Grade 3 Monmouth Oaks Saturday.
Colonial Downs’s opening day card — already delayed by one day because of heat — will kick off an hour later than originally planned, at 6:30 tonight.
Which Midlantic trainers have been en fuego since the end of the coronavirus breaks? We wondered the same thing, and here are the answers.
Grade 3 winner Horologist’s owner Cameron Beatty is banned from Monmouth Park for violating the track’s Covid-19 protocols — by entering winner’s circle.
Daniel Centeno joined the growing list of injured Mid-Atlantic jockeys Wednesday when he suffered a fracture in his right ankle at Delaware Park.
Who’s the hottest rider in the Mid-Atlantic? Our new metric endeavors to answer that question (at least a little), and some of the answers are surprising.
Jockey Victor Carrasco will miss six weeks with an injured elbow, he said on social media, another in a line of injuries he’s suffered in recent years.
Pennsylvania-based sire Uncle Lino, whose oldest are 2-year-olds, registered his first winner today when Hipnotizada dominated a maiden race at Delaware Park.